The kinetics of the reaction of oxygen with sodium sulphite in aqueous solution without and with a catalyst of cobaltous sulphate have been studied by a flow thermal method. The rate of reaction of oxygen and sodium sulphite was found to be first‐order with respect to oxygen and variable order with respect to sulphite, and the promoting effect of cobaltous catalyst was proportional to its concentration. A reaction mechanism has been proposed and a rate expression derived which is in good agreement with the experimental data.
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